2008-05-30 Vladimir Makarov <vmakarov@redhat.com>
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2 -- --
3 -- GNAT RUN-TIME COMPONENTS --
4 -- --
5 -- S Y S T E M . F I L E _ I O --
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7 -- S p e c --
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34 -- This package provides support for the routines described in (RM A.8.2)
35 -- which are common to Text_IO, Direct_IO, Sequential_IO and Stream_IO.
37 with Interfaces.C_Streams;
39 with System.File_Control_Block;
41 package System.File_IO is
43 package FCB renames System.File_Control_Block;
44 package ICS renames Interfaces.C_Streams;
46 ---------------------
47 -- File Management --
48 ---------------------
50 procedure Open
51 (File_Ptr : in out FCB.AFCB_Ptr;
52 Dummy_FCB : FCB.AFCB'Class;
53 Mode : FCB.File_Mode;
54 Name : String;
55 Form : String;
56 Amethod : Character;
57 Creat : Boolean;
58 Text : Boolean;
59 C_Stream : ICS.FILEs := ICS.NULL_Stream);
60 -- This routine is used for both Open and Create calls:
62 -- File_Ptr is the file type, which must be null on entry
63 -- (i.e. the file must be closed before the call).
65 -- Dummy_FCB is a default initialized file control block of appropriate
66 -- type. Note that the tag of this record indicates the type and length
67 -- of the control block. This control block is used only for the purpose
68 -- of providing the controlling argument for calling the write version
69 -- of Allocate_AFCB. It has no other purpose, and its fields are never
70 -- read or written.
72 -- Mode is the required mode
74 -- Name is the file name, with a null string indicating that a temporary
75 -- file is to be created (only permitted in create mode, not open mode)
77 -- Creat is True for a create call, and false for an open call
79 -- Text is set True to open the file in text mode (w+t or r+t) instead
80 -- of the usual binary mode open (w+b or r+b).
82 -- Form is the form string given in the open or create call, this is
83 -- stored in the AFCB, but otherwise is not used by this or any other
84 -- routine in this unit (except Form which retrieves the original value)
86 -- Amethod indicates the access method
88 -- D = Direct_IO
89 -- Q = Sequential_IO
90 -- S = Stream_IO
91 -- T = Text_IO
92 -- W = Wide_Text_IO
94 -- C_Stream is left at its default value for the normal case of an
95 -- Open or Create call as defined in the RM. The only time this is
96 -- non-null is for the Open call from Ada.xxx_IO.C_Streams.Open.
98 -- On return, if the open/create succeeds, then the fields of File are
99 -- filled in, and this value is copied to the heap. File_Ptr points to
100 -- this allocated file control block. If the open/create fails, then the
101 -- fields of File are undefined, and File_Ptr is unchanged.
103 procedure Close (File_Ptr : access FCB.AFCB_Ptr);
104 -- The file is closed, all storage associated with it is released, and
105 -- File is set to null. Note that this routine calls AFCB_Close to perform
106 -- any specialized close actions, then closes the file at the system level,
107 -- then frees the mode and form strings, and finally calls AFCB_Free to
108 -- free the file control block itself, setting File.all to null. Note that
109 -- for this assignment to be done in all cases, including those where
110 -- an exception is raised, we can't use an IN OUT parameter (which would
111 -- not be copied back in case of abnormal return).
113 procedure Delete (File_Ptr : access FCB.AFCB_Ptr);
114 -- The indicated file is unlinked
116 procedure Reset (File_Ptr : access FCB.AFCB_Ptr; Mode : FCB.File_Mode);
117 -- The file is reset, and the mode changed as indicated
119 procedure Reset (File_Ptr : access FCB.AFCB_Ptr);
120 -- The files is reset, and the mode is unchanged
122 function Mode (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr) return FCB.File_Mode;
123 -- Returns the mode as supplied by create, open or reset
125 function Name (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr) return String;
126 -- Returns the file name as supplied by Open or Create. Raises Use_Error
127 -- if used with temporary files or standard files.
129 function Form (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr) return String;
130 -- Returns the form as supplied by create, open or reset
131 -- The string is normalized to all lower case letters.
133 function Is_Open (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr) return Boolean;
134 -- Determines if file is open or not
136 ----------------------
137 -- Utility Routines --
138 ----------------------
140 -- Some internal routines not defined in A.8.2. These are routines which
141 -- provide required common functionality shared by separate packages.
143 procedure Chain_File (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr);
144 -- Used to chain the given file into the list of open files. Normally this
145 -- is done implicitly by Open. Chain_File is used for the special cases of
146 -- the system files defined by Text_IO (stdin, stdout, stderr) which are
147 -- not opened in the normal manner. Note that the caller is responsible
148 -- for task lock out to protect the global data structures if this is
149 -- necessary (it is needed for the calls from within this unit itself,
150 -- but not required for the calls from Text_IO and Wide_Text_IO that
151 -- are made during elaboration of the environment task).
153 procedure Check_File_Open (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr);
154 -- If the current file is not open, then Status_Error is raised.
155 -- Otherwise control returns normally (with File pointing to the
156 -- control block for the open file.
158 procedure Check_Read_Status (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr);
159 -- If the current file is not open, then Status_Error is raised. If
160 -- the file is open, then the mode is checked to ensure that reading
161 -- is permitted, and if not Mode_Error is raised, otherwise control
162 -- returns normally.
164 procedure Check_Write_Status (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr);
165 -- If the current file is not open, then Status_Error is raised. If
166 -- the file is open, then the mode is checked to ensure that writing
167 -- is permitted, and if not Mode_Error is raised, otherwise control
168 -- returns normally.
170 function End_Of_File (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr) return Boolean;
171 -- File must be opened in read mode. True is returned if the stream is
172 -- currently positioned at the end of file, otherwise False is returned.
173 -- The position of the stream is not affected.
175 procedure Flush (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr);
176 -- Flushes the stream associated with the given file. The file must be
177 -- open and in write mode (if not, an appropriate exception is raised)
179 function Form_Boolean
180 (Form : String;
181 Keyword : String;
182 Default : Boolean)
183 return Boolean;
184 -- Searches form string for an entry of the form Keyword=xx where xx is
185 -- either Yes/No or y/n. Returns True if Yes or Y is found, False if No
186 -- or N is found. If the keyword parameter is not found, returns the
187 -- value given as Default. May raise Use_Error if a form string syntax
188 -- error is detected. Keyword and Form must be in lower case.
190 function Form_Integer
191 (Form : String;
192 Keyword : String;
193 Default : Integer)
194 return Integer;
195 -- Searches form string for an entry of the form Keyword=xx where xx is
196 -- an unsigned decimal integer in the range 0 to 999_999. Returns this
197 -- integer value if it is found. If the keyword parameter is not found,
198 -- returns the value given as Default. Raise Use_Error if a form string
199 -- syntax error is detected. Keyword and Form must be in lower case.
201 procedure Form_Parameter
202 (Form : String;
203 Keyword : String;
204 Start : out Natural;
205 Stop : out Natural);
206 -- Searches form string for an entry of the form Keyword=xx and if found
207 -- Sets Start and Stop to the first and last characters of xx. Keyword
208 -- and Form must be in lower case. If no entry matches, then Start and
209 -- Stop are set to zero on return. Use_Error is raised if a malformed
210 -- string is detected, but there is no guarantee of full syntax checking.
212 procedure Read_Buf
213 (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr;
214 Buf : Address;
215 Siz : Interfaces.C_Streams.size_t);
216 -- Reads Siz bytes from File.Stream into Buf. The caller has checked
217 -- that the file is open in read mode. Raises an exception if Siz bytes
218 -- cannot be read (End_Error if no data was read, Data_Error if a partial
219 -- buffer was read, Device_Error if an error occurs).
221 procedure Read_Buf
222 (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr;
223 Buf : Address;
224 Siz : Interfaces.C_Streams.size_t;
225 Count : out Interfaces.C_Streams.size_t);
226 -- Reads Siz bytes from File.Stream into Buf. The caller has checked
227 -- that the file is open in read mode. Device Error is raised if an error
228 -- occurs. Count is the actual number of bytes read, which may be less
229 -- than Siz if the end of file is encountered.
231 procedure Append_Set (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr);
232 -- If the mode of the file is Append_File, then the file is positioned
233 -- at the end of file using fseek, otherwise this call has no effect.
235 procedure Write_Buf
236 (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr;
237 Buf : Address;
238 Siz : Interfaces.C_Streams.size_t);
239 -- Writes size_t bytes to File.Stream from Buf. The caller has checked
240 -- that the file is open in write mode. Raises Device_Error if the
241 -- complete buffer cannot be written.
243 procedure Make_Unbuffered (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr);
245 procedure Make_Line_Buffered
246 (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr;
247 Line_Siz : Interfaces.C_Streams.size_t);
249 procedure Make_Buffered
250 (File : FCB.AFCB_Ptr;
251 Buf_Siz : Interfaces.C_Streams.size_t);
253 private
254 pragma Inline (Check_Read_Status);
255 pragma Inline (Check_Write_Status);
256 pragma Inline (Mode);
258 end System.File_IO;